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Tackling Cybercrime

GCI Member Jacqueline Drew talks about the prevalence of cybercrime and how the dual criminology/IT degree offered in the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice can help students and professionals to understand and prevent it.

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3rd March 2020

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Keiran Hardy

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